Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1934, Page 115

Ou.w Byrmes I JUS" MADE A TERRIBLE MISTAKE ! I MIGHT HAVE BEEN Mr. CorFrree -NERVES makes a sudden exit , ,JUNIOR w Fix i V ==y 3 i i § IT'S— IT'S JOHN, DAD. I'M SO WORRIED ABOUT HIM. HE'S GETTING TOO CROSS TO LIVE WITH! SON, YOU KNOW THERE REALLY IS SUCH AND SWrTcH TO POSTUM iNsTRAD. SAY DAD,MAYBE THA' SHE TREATS YOU LIKE A HIRED MAN! THE MINUTES YOU SIT DOWN, SHE -h 2 TI~ THINKS UP THINGS E R\ { N N MAYS ASHING ME TO FIX ING! WHAT IS THIS ANVHOW — A HOME OR A SHOP D SO0= THAT SON OF MINE IS GETYING CANTANKEROUS, IS HE 2 LET ME TALK YO Him ALONE WHEN HE COMES HOME.| LICKED AGAIN | CURSE THAT INTERFERING OLO MAN. WHEN AN 1DEA ~ 'L TRY T | [ | ARE YOU GOING ? WHY, JOHN.. .. WHERE | . M GOING WHERE | CAN GET A LITTLE WELL — THERE'S YOUR FATHER . 1 SUPPOSE YOUR WIFE'S BEEN WHINING TO HIM ! HERE AND SIT DOWN. | WANT TO TALK TO YOU. HE'S OUT COASTING WITH JUNIOR . AND YOUD NEVER KNOW HIM. HE SLEEPS LIKE A TOP, AN HIS INDIGESTION AND HEADACHES ARE GONE , OH DAD, SWITCHING. ¥ROM COFFEE TO POSTUM g1 THAT ALWAYS BURNS HER UP ! IT ISN'T LIKE YOU TD BE BAD- TEMPERED, JOHN. WHAT'S THE [ MATTER? YOU AREN'T GROWING TIRED OF HELEN, ARE YOU ?SHE'S making Daddy cross?” “Why . . . the caffein in coffee affected him the way it does so many grown-ups. It robbed iim of sleep, caused headaches and indigestion . . . and made him cross and irritable.” All children love milk...this way! Postum-made-with-hot-milk is a wholesome, nourishing drink that changes plain milk into a delicious, fragrant, steaming beverage. It is very easy to maze . . . complete directions given on the tin. WHAT HAPPENED? TELL US ABOUT 1T! BECAUSE HE WASNT A VERY, TOUGH GUY AN HE ACCEPTED MY APOLOGY ! AN AIDVIERTIISIEMIENT "/‘pGIENIEIRA\IL IFOQIDS HELLO,HELEN. ., WHY, YOU'RE | CRYING. WHATS WRONG ? TO STOP MEDOLING IN YOUR AFFAIRS | I'M CRAZY ABOUT HER ,DAD. BUT I'M SO TIRED ALL THE TIME. | DONT SLEEP WELL, AND | HAVE HEADACHES AND “But why did changing. to POSTUM make such a difference in him?” “POSTUM contains no caffein . . . o it gave his system a chance to throw off the ill effects of the dzug. Hisindigestion, headaches and nervousness went :vav «+ . and he could sleep soundly again!” . . . If you suspect that coffee disagrees with you, try POSTUM for 30 days. It's delicious, and may be a real help. Economical, too. A product of General Foods. FREE —Let us send you your first week’s supply of POSTUM—FREE! Fill in and mail the coupon below. Qv o ¢ cone Gengrat Foops, Barrie Creex, Mich. s iz Please send me, without cost or obligaticn, a week's supply of Postum. State. . . . Fill in completely—print name and address (Offer expires July 1, 1935)